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Detecting secret communication methods of humpback whales
Whales are known for their loud cries to gather herds, male whales also emit loud echoes to attract their partners during the breeding season.
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Mother whale carries a spectacular escape between the killer whales
The mother gray whale is determined to not let the young to become a meal for the 12 killer whales though they can hit enough to separate and drown the whales.
Oceanography
Video: Discovering an extremely rare white whale off Australia
Thanks to the unmanned aerial vehicle, researchers have for the first time captured a rare white whale playing with her mother off the coast of Western Australia.
Oceanography
The United States appears rare twin manatees
Gene Parker, a guide from Florida (USA), recorded two twin manatee pigs swimming next to their mother in Homosassa Springs National Park.
Oceanography
She caught the giant tuna weighing 280kg
12-year-old Canadian girl Jenna Gavin set a new world record. She relied on her small strength for 2 hours to catch a giant tuna weighing 280kg
Oceanography
Finding an incubating octopus species for more than 4 years
Researchers at Rhode Island University and Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute observed an octopus living in its deep-sea hatching for four and a half years.
Oceanography
The killer whale also suffers from menopause
Killer whales undergo menopause the same as in humans, and this trait can be evolved to improve their descendants' survival.
Oceanography
Collective whales are not in the same family
A new study published by international scientists said that large whale-catching whales in large groups are not always members of the same whale family.
Oceanography
The mother of the world's rarest whale died of stranding
Scientists confirmed that two whales were stranded and died at Opape Beach (North Island, New Zealand) in December 2010, the world's rarest whale.
Oceanography
Adult killer whales still rely on their mothers
Scientists found the longest menopausal killer whale among the animals except humans. This helps them to nurture the grown-up sons, increasing the ability to transmit se…
Oceanography
Touched by the mother dolphin giving her body
This mother dolphin is supposed to take her baby's body away from the shore
Oceanography
Albino whale follows her mother to find a partner
According to the Daily Mail, the mother of the Southern right whale had a hard journey from near Antarctica to the
Oceanography
Sperm whales work together to look after children
For mothers, finding someone reliable to take care of their children while working is a big challenge. So we must understand the worries of sperm whales.
Oceanography
Get a baby network to mate with your mother
Two scientists in South America have witnessed male dolphins attack a young animal of the same species, in order to force its mother to exercise early.
Oceanography
Eggs store eggs under the arm
A species of squid has been found carrying hundreds of eggs in its arms. This is the first species of squid known to take care of their calves after laying off. Normally…